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it can be necessary in device manager, to click on view&gt;show hidden devices, and uninstall all video cards, before installing again
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it can be necessary in device manager, to click on view>show hidden devices, and uninstall all video cards, before installing again

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Hi<br />
Try this ;<br />
<a href="http://www.modernstreet.com/general/ati2dvag-problem/" rel="ugc">http://www.modernstreet.com/general/ati2dvag-problem/</a>
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Hi
Try this ;
http://www.modernstreet.com/general/ati2dvag-problem/ [http://www.modernstreet.com/general/ati2dvag-problem/]

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A bit more frequently then I'd like lately, I get the blue screen (is anyone suppose to understand what all that means?) ... with the only thing recognizable: &nbsp;ati2davg.<br />
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This has something to do with the video card, and it seems to happen everytime I exit World of Warcraft (oops ... I guess you caught me! &nbsp;I'm a gamer).<br />
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What to do?
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A bit more frequently then I'd like lately, I get the blue screen (is anyone suppose to understand what all that means?) ... with the only thing recognizable:  ati2davg.

This has something to do with the video card, and it seems to happen everytime I exit World of Warcraft (oops ... I guess you caught me!  I'm a gamer).

What to do?

The Blue Screen Blues:  ati2davg

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